Document Type
Instructional Material
Publication Date
7-2-2008
Abstract
In this unit students will learn about the events that culminated in the beginning of the Texas Revolution. Students will study specific legislative acts by the Mexican government and discover how these acts, which placed restrictions on activity in Texas, pushed many Texans to rebellion. They will then analyze these events and try to understand how historical figures in both Mexico and Texas would have viewed these legislative acts. The final performance assessment will require students to study a current conflict and the events that led up to that conflict. Students must then decide which side they would support in the conflict.
Repository Citation
Empson, Kate, "Whose fault is history? [7th grade]" (2008). Understanding by Design: Complete Collection. 71.
https://digitalcommons.trinity.edu/educ_understandings/71
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